The Universal Vault DVDs have been visually impressive, as mentioned in my reviews of TOMAHAWK (1951) and SEMINOLE (1953), so I'm anticipating the lovely Maureen will be looking exceptionally nice in these Technicolor movies.

This is a DVD series really deserving of support from classic film fans. My only complaint about the Universal Vault series is I wish they would release more titles!

I wish they (Universal/MGM-UA/etc.) would let us know somehow/somewhere that these things are being released! If it weren't for the eagle-eyes of Laura, John McElwee and Glenn Erickson, I'd never know half of these films were available! They just kind of seem to "come out of nowhere" with no announcements or fanfare whatsoever.....To the studios: "We can't buy 'em if we don't know about 'em!!"

Brad, I really wish there were a central site for Universal and Fox Cinema Archives DVDs in particular. Warner Archive is easy because they regularly advertise their new releases, but some of these lines like Universal require hunting around or coming across chance mentions on other sites. I'm surprised that Amazon doesn't have a new releases page -- if you search Universal Vault series you get everything!

Lou Lumenick of the New York Post just Tweeted me the other night to say how happy he was to discover Deanna Durbin's THE AMAZING MRS. HOLLIDAY came out from the Universal Vault series last summer. He'd had no idea, and he's got pretty good sources.